The very same texts that Zagarri argues laid the basis for the expansion of women's political roles in this period--Alexander's history and the writings of the Scottish conjectural historians--were the ones that, according to Murphy, limited women to a differentiated form of domestic citizenship.

107) The court explained that a claimant is entitled to actual notice only if she meets a two-pronged test: the claimant must be "reasonably ascertainable," and the claim must be more than "merely conjectural.

In Hutson's reading, when we weigh evidence for and against, raising as well as reflecting upon causes for why people act, we are like poets weaving stories, entertaining conjectural answers to questions of who, what, when, where, how and why.

In each case he attempts to reconstruct Kant's best views; at times, he goes to great lengths, appealing in the case of sexual morality to Kant's Conjectural Beginning of Human History to find seeds for a sexual morality more enlightened than the notorious views for which Kant is known in this area.

That factor, the coefficient of conjectural variation, V, determined that repetitive responses of the two smaller network service providers would either complement (V = +1) or substitute (V = -1) for service initiatives of AT&T.

If the resulting study appears fragmentary and conjectural, it is because Christianity is still finding a new identity as it leaves behind the husk of the religion preached by missionaries from the "Majority World" (xix).

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